Monsters (Probably) Stole my Princess is a distillation of the platforming genre into a focused couple hours of gaming. The Duke’s princess has been stolen and this nefarious deed was (probably) committed by monsters, so The Duke heads off to their towers, one by one, to bring them down (since monsters would never admit to stealing princesses so their denial can’t be trusted).

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In a post on the PlayStation Blog, Michael Michael at PomPom Games has let everybody know that their next game, Alien Zombie Death, will be arriving on the PlayStation Network this month as a PSP mini (but obviously also playable on PS3).

Alien Zombie Death is a stylish platform survival shooter, as you’re tasked with fighting off waves of ‘Alien Zombies’ until you meet your demise, surviving as long as possible until you’re overwhelmed. The story goes a little something like this:

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The next firmware update for the PS3, version 3.15, will be coming “very soon,” according to a recent post up on the European PlayStation Blog, and will include the ability to play PSP minis via your PS3, as well as a facility to transfer your current PS3 data to another entirely different PS3 console. From the post:

“We launched minis for PSP back in October but from the 17th December you will be able to enjoy these bite size games on your PS3 as well as your PSP.

“This firmware update allows the minis emulator to work on PS3 and we are working on getting the majority of the current minis ready for the PS3 from the 17th December.”

The post also assures us that even if we’ve already bought a PSP mini game, we’ll still be able to play it through our PS3s when the firmware update hits.

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